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| Alphabetical [« »] fecit 1 feel 2 feeling 2 feet 15 fell 2 fellow-combatant 1 fellows 1 | Frequency [« »] 15 copy 15 error 15 esse 15 feet 15 hoc 15 last 15 manner | Eusebius Pamphilii of Caesarea History of the martyrs in Palestine IntraText - Concordances feet |
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1 1, 2 | day and a whole night his feet were strained to four holes 2 1, 5 | they kicked him with their feet, and tore his mouth and 3 1, 5 | giving command that his feet should be wrapped up in 4 1, 5 | And for a long time his feet were burning in a sharp 5 1, 5 | so that the flesh of his feet, as it was consumed, dropped 6 1, 5 | with stones tied to his feet, forthwith a great storm 7 1, 7 | left, but with lightness of feet and courage of heart advanced 8 1, 12 | have their eyes and their feet injured by fire and steel, 9 1, 14 | bound behind him, and his feet were twisted in the stocks, 10 1, Not| into boots, they put the feet of the offenders, and fastened 11 1, Not| fetters. The meaning of their feet being strained to the fifth 12 1, Not| so wide as to put their feet into the last pair of holes, 13 1, Not| after which, their left feet being burnt and their right 14 1, Not| of the burning of their feet or the pulling out of their 15 1, Not| their eyes put out and their feet burnt, and therefore concluding